Dubai gears up to break Guinness record for firework display
DUBAI: Dubai is gearing up to celebrate new year's eve with a record-breaking extravaganza that aims to light up the city's skyline with spectacular firework displays.
The dazzling show will start with a six-minute display choreographed across the whole of The Palm Jumeirah and the islands of The World.
The performance will be overseen by more than 200 pyro- technicians. The firework will be launched from 400 locations and 100 computers will be networked to control the show down to the millisecond.
To facilitate the outstanding new plan to break the Guinness World Record for the 'Largest Firework Display', traffic management across the city is being co-ordinated by respective authorities.
To ease the process for residents and allow them to move freely before the display commences, special passes will be provided to every home.
The dazzling show will start with a six-minute display choreographed across the whole of The Palm Jumeirah and the islands of The World.
The performance will be overseen by more than 200 pyro- technicians. The firework will be launched from 400 locations and 100 computers will be networked to control the show down to the millisecond.
To facilitate the outstanding new plan to break the Guinness World Record for the 'Largest Firework Display', traffic management across the city is being co-ordinated by respective authorities.
Many of Dubai's relevant entities, such as the Dubai Roads and Transport Authority (RTA), Dubai Police and the Dubai Events Security Committee, have joined forces to stage World Record 2014 and to design an extravagant event, the like of which has never been seen before. A number of traffic management measures will be implemented throughout The Palm Jumeirah to safeguard the safety of residents.
To ease the process for residents and allow them to move freely before the display commences, special passes will be provided to every home.
Due to the exceptional scale of the event, residents of the property are being requested to minimise the number of guest vehicles to five cars per villa. Each vehicle will be issued a Car Pass. Walking around The Palm Jumeirah will be restricted from 10:30pm onwards to ensure the safety of residents and visitors during the show.
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